June 1-7 Artists Camp at Bassen Pension

Come see the artist at work at the Bassen Pension

In the first week of June, our courtyard fills with color, nice people, long meals and evenings that end slowly, because no one is in a hurry to leave.

For 7 days, Bassen Pension becomes a place to work, meet and inspire. Artists create here, in plain sight, and you can enter the rhythm of the camp exactly as you feel like: for a day, for a dinner, for a workshop or for a few nights spent in Grandma's House, with quiet mornings, breakfast in the garden and stories that continue until late.

 Each day has its own atmosphere:

Monday — children's day, with creative workshops and a Saxon dinner followed by a village tour. Day 1 schedule: https://fb.me/e/3NI7D499u  Saxon dinner: https://fb.me/e/3w11Yp5W0

Tuesday — teachers, students, families and a day when learning moves to the garden, among the threads, colors and people. Day 2 schedule: https://fb.me/e/7q3bVTCQ3  Hungarian dinner: https://fb.me/e/czWyiD2Sz

Wednesday — yoga in the garden, green lunch and an Ayurvedic evening with Stelian.Day 3 schedule: https://fb.me/e/4zmmwDY2B  Ayurvedic dinner: https://fb.me/e/8HvvMjhYa

Thursday — hike through the village and forest, materials collected from nature and a Romanian Transylvanian dinner. Day 4 schedule: https://fb.me/e/6ixjBflLC  Romanian dinner: https://fb.me/e/5M2IBUd0l

Friday — the space begins to transform into an exhibition, and the evening brings tastes from all over Transylvania. Day 5 schedule: https://fb.me/e/8uxJjKZQO  Transylvanian dinner: https://fb.me/e/5IoXbUSIv

Saturday — exhibition opening and fine dining dinner signed by Chef Sandor, one of the special evenings of the camp.Day 6 schedule: https://fb.me/e/7l4X9QNh2  Fine dining dinner: https://fb.me/e/764uDmga0

Sunday — stories, conclusions and the last lunch together. Day 7 schedule: https://fb.me/e/6EXbE9YCh

You can come for a workshop or for dinner, but it seems the most beautiful thing is to stay overnight, when the yard quiets down, you can hear the crickets and the morning begins slowly, with coffee, good light and another day of camp waiting for you.

Places are limited for certain activities, dinners and rooms.

There are days when you slow down and start to see the simple things again. Children discover, adults settle down, and nature becomes part of the day, not just a decoration.